Coe Brown Northwood Academy - Chronicle Yearbook (Northwood, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

DEDICATION We, the Graduating Class of 1979. wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Shari Lemeris in appreciation for all that she has done for the 1979 Senior Class. Mrs. Lemeris has been a great help to our class in the past two years. She has unselfishly helped in all of our class activities and has given many good suggestions to us when we needed them. Mrs. Lemeris in addition to all her English classes has been a great aid to the faculty as well as the students. For the many times that Mrs. Lemeris has helped us in making deci- sions and just listening when we needed her support, we. the Senior Class, wish to thank her and hope she will receive all the happiness she deserves. 3 TRUGTEE8 Standing: B. Rollins. P. Richardson. H. Sherman. R. King. P. Murphy, G. Thorne. L. Mason. Seated: R. Johnson. R. Bouchard. Headmaster. R. Bengtson. H. Sims. Dr. R. Barker. Inserts: N. Johnson. S. Johnson. Sr., R. Low. 4 ADMINISTRATION ROBERT J. BOUCHARD Headmaster Colleges: St. Anselm’s College, University of Maine Degrees: B.A.. M.Ed. Likes: Spending time with my family. GORDON E. SMART Assistant Headmaster Colleges: UNH. Texas A M University Degrees: B.A.. MCS Computer Science Courses: Math. Student Council Advisor Likes: Students who do their homework. DAWN BASSETT Secretary College: NH Technical Institute Likes: Snowmobiling. bowling, music. 5 FACULTY LAWRENCE BLAIR Colleges: N.H. Technical. Phymouth State Degree: B.S. Courses: American History, Western Civilization Activities: Freshman Advisor: Likes: Numismatics, scuba diving, locksmithing. JAN CLARK Colleges: Northeastern University, UNH Courses: Psychology, counseling Likes: Sailing, skiing, dog-sledding, camping, and needlecrafts. MARY CHAMBERLAIN College: U. of Main, Orono. Maine Degree: B.S. French Courses: French, English Activities: Senior Class Advisor, Chairperson Staff Development Committee Likes: Teaching, cooking, traveling, and the summer sun. 6 JOANNA COTTER College: Keene State College Degree: B. Ed. Courses: Educational English. Social Studies Activities: Sophomore Class Advisor, Cheerlead- ing Likes: Jogging along the beach in the summer, walking barefoot, the sun and the sand (Rye Beach), free time, hiking, cross-country skiing, baking cookies. Christmas — all 12 days. PAUL W. DAVIS. JR. Colleges: Thompson School of Applied Science. UNH Degrees: Associate of Applied Science — Applied Plant Science, B.S. Occupational Education Activities: Co-Advisor FFA Likes: Fishing, sports in general, outdoor activities. 7 HELEN DODGE College: Keene Teachers College Degree, B. Ed. Courses: Home Economics Activities: Future Homemakers of American Likes: Jeff Neal, teenagers. Lawrence Welk, rainy days ANN M. DOWNS Colleges: Salem State. UNH Degree: B.S. in Ed. Courses: Typing I and II. Shorthand. Accounting. Office Procedures Activities: Freshman Class Advisor. Yearbook Advisor Likes: Bill, my children and granddaughters, teaching, snowmobiling PHYLLIS DUPUIS College: Plymouth State Degree: B.S. Courses: English. Science, Math Activities: Junior Class Advisor, Drama Club Likes: Humor, honesty, and Elite Club members. BRUCE FARR Colleges: Plymouth State, UNH, University of Delaware Degree: B.S. Associate Science Activities: FFA Likes: American agriculture, small-time farming PATRICK J. HEALEY Colleges: Ohio Northern University, Syracuse University Degrees: B.S.. M.S. Courses: Social Studies. Physical Ed. Activities: Volleyball Coach, Girls Varsity Basket- ball Coach Likes: Bow hunting, fly fishing, and snowshoeing HARLEY JOHNSON College: University of Maine — Portland. Gorham Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Courses: History. Minor Geography Activities: Junior Class Advisor, Varsity Boys Bas- ketball, Varsity Girls Softball, Athletic Director 9 SHARI LEMERIS College: Plymouth State College Degree: B.S. Courses: English Education Activities: Senior Class Advisor Likes: Sam, John, and teaching. FAYT. O. MORRILL College: University of Maine — Portland, Gor- ham Degree: B.S. Math Courses: Math, General Business Activities: Sophomore Advisor, Soccer Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach Likes: Teaching, coaching, and all sports. DONALD R. PUTNAM Colleges: Springfield College. UNH Degree: B.S. Biology, Education Courses: Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Health. Anatomy, Physiology Activities: Boys and Girls Cross-Country Coach, Soph- omore Advisor Likes: Running, clamming. to BARBARA SMART School Nurse Colleges: Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. School of Nurs- ing. UNH Degree: R.N. Likes: High School Students. MARK YEATON College: Keene State College Degree: B.S. in Education Courses: Physical Education. Earth Science. Biol- ogy Activities: Freshman Class Advisor. Girls J.V. Basketball Coach. Boys Varsity Baseball Coach Likes: Basketball, baseball, football, tennis, and JBY I 1979 0 12 CLAGS We. the Senior Class of 1979. do hereby will and bequeath our ability to work together to the Junior Class: our ability to win the winter carnival to the Sophomore Class: our happy memories in the hopes that they w ill be able to gather more of them to the Freshmen Class; and our ability to keep the peace at Coe-Brown to the incoming Freshmen. We. the Senior Class of 1979. shall now present the last will and testament of each and every Senior to those teachers, friends, and classmates that we shall leave behind. I. Cheryl Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be quiet to my brother Brian, who is always talking when he shouldn't. I. Ronnie Ballou, do hereby will and bequeath my absenteeism to Timmy Johnson. I. Bird Bocek. do hereby will and bequeath my feathers to Mr. Putnam and my height to David Lovely. I. Judy Buzzell. do hereby will and bequeath my stubbornness and ability to cause trouble to Carole St. Clair. I. Sue Cash, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of trouble with the teachers to Stacy Martin to help her stay out of trouble in school. I. Debbie Case, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass French Class to Dana Capon. I. Randy. Cicchetto. do hereby will and bequeath my gold to the Freshmen Class. I. David Crummy, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to run to Chris Demerit! so he will have a chance to be a winner. I. Sue Earnshaw. do hereby will and bequeath my 38 pounds that I lost to Laurie Eddington in hopes that she w ill be fat and happy. I. Phil Ellis, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to bug substitute teachers to Norman Reinhold. I. Elaine Emerson, do hereby will and bequeath my gym shorts to Carol Keech in hopes that she will use them and not get marked off for not being properly dressed any more. I. Keith Guptill. do hereby will and bequeath a doezen eggs to Tim Johnson to throw at anybody he wants. I. Kenny Glidden. do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go to a Heart Concert and party all night and still go to school the next morning to Sharon Crummy. GOOD LUCK! I. Lori Ann Hayes, do hereby will and bequeath my study hall behavior and no detentions to Mark Hewett. Snorkledorf and Cowmumbe to Mr. Healey, and Eric to whoever gets Locker No. 152. I. Leon Jock, do hereby will and bequeath my old socks to Mary Debutts. WILL I. John Kelly, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get into trouble so much to John Scott Sher- burne. ■, Vu.k aPanne. do hereby will and bequeath my patience to anyone who already has a surplus — C Al I ION: Beware of all tough problems after obtaining it. I. Dean Lester, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to handle (and fool) all teachers to John Sher- burne. I. Mike Lovely, do hereby will and bequeath a CHEESE SANDWICH to John Cassidy hoping he will never go hungry. I. Leslie Magoon. do hereby will and bequeath John Sherburne my abilities to pay people the monev that I owe them. ' 3 I. Debbie Major, do hereby will and bequeath my brains to Shellev Donahue. I. Mary Maynard, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to not give up on English Composition to any upcoming Senior. LUCK!6” NuUer' d° hereby wil1 and bequeath my ability to play sports to Sharon Crummey. GOOD !' Bdl O'Connor, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drive fast and speed shift to Jeff Neal. I. Kelly Pence, do hereby will and bequeath my expertise in handling small and large problems with calm and cool wit and not showing the least amount of agitation to anyone who wants it. I. Cathy Potter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to persuade the teachers to let me off deten- tion to Mone Mikells. I. C arol Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath to Denise Taylor my ability to control my laughter in Ag Resources class: she never shuts up. GOOD LUCK! I. Kevin Tasker, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Norman Reinhold so that in the future he won't be such a big stiff. I. Arthur I hurber. do hereby will and bequeath my leadership skills to anyone who would like them and can use them: the FFA to the school: and the videotape recorder to anyone in Vo Ag interested in radio-TV production. I. John Young, do hereby will and bequeath all my comedy and sense of humor to Mark Hewett who I know will put it to good use. I. Barbara Marshall, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Bouchard my patience and sense of Fair jus- tice so that he may excel in life. CHERYL A. ALLEN RONNIE BALLOU Activities: FFA 1.2. 3,4 Hobbies: Skidooing. hunting Likes: Traveling and polishing my truck Ambition: To make money Remembers Most: Sherri Guptill's wedding Prize Possession: My truck Activities: FH A I Reporter. 2 Historian. 3 Vice Presi- dent. 4, Cheerleading 2. 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4 Hobbies: Cooking, sewing, dancing, reading and writing poetry Likes: Singing, dancing to Rock or Disco music, boys Remembers Most: My sophomore and junior years at Coe-Brown Nickname: Mouse Prize Possession: My class ring and my wonderful friends MYRON B. BATES. JR. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Soccer I, 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3. President. 4 President. FFA 1. 2. 3 Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, bowling, baseball, soccer Likes: Going hunting or fishing with a friend Ambition: To live life to the fullest Remembers Most: Going to St. Paul's Nickname: Chip Prize Possession: My friends and memories from CBNA CHERYLBOCEK Activities: Class President 3. 4. Volleyball I, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1.2, 3,4. FFA 3 Hobbies: Basketball, Volleyball. Softball Likes: Sports Ambition: To go to college and play sports Remembers Most: Softball Championship Nickname: Bird Prize Possession: Sabbath — my puppy INES CAPOBIANCO Activities: Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3, 4. Softball 2.3,4’ Hobbies: Playing sports, listening to my stereo Likes: Being with friends and having a good time Ambition: To go to college and be happy in life Remembers Most: Winning the 1978 championship in softball and my first day at CB Nickname: Little S — Prize Possession: My family, friends, and my stereo JODY BUZZELL Activities: Gymnastics 1 Hobbies: Working on Johnson's farm, arts and crafts Likes: Softball, volleyball, waterskiing, dancing, farming, and cooking Ambition: To follow in the steps that the Lord Jesus Christ wants me to take. Also, to have a happy, ful- filling life Remembers Most: Learning how to water ski Nickname: Jo Prize Possession: My Bible, family and Goliath 17 CARL CARR Activities: FFA 1, 2,3,4 Hobbies: Working on engines Likes: My baby nephew Jason and my family Ambition: To be a mechanic or a heavy equipment operator Remembers Most: All the hell raising in school Nickname: Speedy Prize Possession: My car SUSAN ELLEN CASH Activities: FHA 1. 2, Chorus 2, Library Aide 3, Teacher's Aide 3. Kitchen Aide 2 Hobbies: Swimming and being with children Likes: Making other people happy and B.D. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest and happiest Remembers Most: April waiting for school vacation Nickname: Sue Prize Possession: My family and friends DEBBIE CASS Activities: JV Basketball 2. FFA 2 Hobbies: Collecting records Likes: New York Ambition: To travel all over the world Remembers Most: My first day working at McDonald’s Nickname: The Kid Prize Possession: My cat Mousey 18 RANDY CICCHETTO Activities: Cross-Country 2. 3. Hobbies: Hiking, snowmobiling. parking Likes: J. H. W. D. Ambition: To make a million and live in California Remembers Most: The summer of 1978 Nickname: Chico, Chepka Prize Possession: My camaro next September vV DAVECRUMMEY Activities: Cross-Country 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. Gym- nastics 1.2 Hobbies: Running, partying, frisbee Likes: Winning and my friends Ambition: Do some traveling and having a good time Remembers Most: All my great friends SUSAN M. EARNSHAW Activities: Basketball 1. 2. Gymnastics 1. 2.Vice Pres- ident 2.3. Co-Editor Yearbook Hobbies: All sports and collecting little things Likes: Privacy and my family and friends Ambition: To go to college and become a P.E. instructor Remembers Most: My trip to Africa in 1977-78 school year, McDonald's Nickname: Earnie, Sue Prize Possession: “Patches” and my stereo 1 M Nickname: Crumm, Hulk Prize Possession: My life 19 DALE ELLIOTT Activities: FFA 2, 3.4. Soccer 3. Yearbook — Art Hobbies: Drawing, painting, model building, and working on cars and engines Likes: Privacy, drawing, cars Ambition: To be rich and famous Remembers Most: My junior year Prize Possession: My family and my talent PHILIPC. ELLIS Activities: FFA 3.4, Baseball 3,4 Hobbies: Water skiing, hunting, fishing, and cars Likes: Football, baseball, my car. and Cathy Ambition: To be a state police officer Remembers Most: Mr. Putnam's last year's physics class Nickname: Bo and Phil Prize Possession: Cathy and my Toyota ELAINE K. EMERSON Activities: FHA 1, Library Aide 1.2 Hobbies: Swimming, boating, and crafts Likes: Picnics with Ralph at Hilton Park Ambition: Marry Ralph and have three kids Remembers Most: Horsing around with Carol at lunch Nickname: Lanie Prize Possession: Ralph and my diamond 20 ROBERT FITZGERALD Hobbies: Sign language and the Bible Likes: Bible Study and sign language Ambition: To learn sign language and hopefully teach it in the future Remembers Most: Mrs. Chamberlain’s English 10 first period Nickname: Bob Prize Possession: My cat Penny KENGLIDDEN Activities: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Cross-Country I, 2, Baseball 3.4 Hobbies: “Bong a Thong”, snowmobiling. all sports, and girls Likes: Some girls Ambition: To travel Remembers Most: Mr. Shaw’s English Class Nickname: JEW Prize Possession: My “70 Lemans sport KEITH GUPTILL Activities: Cross-Country 1, Soccer 2. 3,4 Hobbies: Snowmobiling Likes: Snowmobiling in Pittsburg, NH Ambition: To work on jets in the Air Force Remembers Most: My sister’s wedding Nickname: Guppy Prize Possession: My Yamaha snowmobile 21 PETER GUPTILL HAROLD HARRIS Hobbies: Drum playing Likes: Music Ambition: Traveling Remembers Most: Sneaking off school grounds Nickname: Skeet Prize Possession: My drum set Activities: Soccer 1, 2. 3.4. Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Class President 1 Hobbies: Sports, snowmobiling Likes: Sports Ambition: To become famous Remembers Most: When Jew got hurt during the snowmobile accident Nickname: Gupp Prize Possession: Cheetah LORI ANN HAYES Activities: Student Council 2, Gymnastics Presenta- tion 1,2, Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Listening to music, sketching, writing Likes: Sentinel and all that comes with it Ambition: To teach as well as most of the teachers 1 have had Remembers Most: Daddy, basketball games, and my years at CBN A Nickname: Wally, Don Prize Possessions: my very special jewelry and my very special friends 22 MARINA RUTH HEWETT Activities: Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Creative writing, sports Likes: Steve Martin, music, and dancing Ambition: To enjoy the next four years intended for college Remembers Most: The Softball Championship and the Christmas vacation of “78” Nickname: Brooks Prize Possession: My sanity f LEON JOCK Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 2,3.4 Hobbies: Hunting, soccer, cross-country and base- ball Likes: Mary Debutts Ambition: To make a fast million Remembers Most: Harold Dewitt Nickname: Jock Prize Possession: My guns JOHN H. KELLEY Acitivites: Soccer 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1 Hobbies: Photography, archery Likes: Soccer Ambition: To play pro soccer Remembers Most: Myself Nickname: Peach 23 LUKE J. LAPANNE Activities: FFA 1. 2. 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4. Drama 3.4. Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Running, horseback riding, riflery. archery, photography Likes: Life, good music, good friends, and good times Ambition: To become a Vet and travel Remembers Most: Drama, FFA, and the year of '79. the crazy Senior Class, “Omar Prize Possession: Rifles, life and Hat WOLFGANG KRAUSS Activities: Cross-Country 4 Hobbies: Chess, ping pong, cross-country Likes: Chess Ambition: College Nickname: Wolly CHERYL LYNN LEFFEL Activities: FFA 3, FH A 4, Cross-Country 3 Hobbies: Cross-country running, reading, swimming, listening to good music, and going to parties and dances Likes: Being with my friends and one certain person, my family Ambition: Go on to school and getting the best out of life Remembers Most: April 29, December 8, and December 21, 1978, the dance I went to with “J”, all my friends in Rochester and Northwood Prize Possession: My giant pink elephant and the rest of my “animals” 24 DEAN A. LESTER MICHAEL LOVELY Activities: Baseball 3. 4 Hobbies: Sports Likes: Playing sports and the Red Sox Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Remembers Most: Cutting my hand in chemistry class Nickname: Mike Prize Possession: My bank book Activities: Drama 3. 4. Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4. Library Aide 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 3. Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Hobbies: 4-H, skating, swimming. Youth Group, Bible Study Likes: Doing things for other people Ambition: To go to Oral Roberts University and become a school teacher or librarian and try to get the most I can out of life Remembers Most: Summer of '77. seeing and audi- tioning for the Continental Singers Nickname: Deano Prize Possession: My Bible and my family LESLIE M. MAGOON Activities: Cross-Country I. 2. Math Team I. 2. FFA 1.2. 3.4. Boys Basketball Manager 3. 4 Hobbies: Sports Likes: Red Sox Baseball. Italian food, and fairs Ambition: To be a successful, well-liked person Remembers Most: The summer of '78 Prize Possession: Myself DEBBIE MAJOR Activities: Class Vice President 1. Class Secretary 2. 3.4. Basketball 2. 3.4 Hobbies: Enjoy athletic activities, going to the beach. listening to music Likes: Eugene Ambition: To go to college and be successful in my life Remembers Most: The day I got thrown in the brook by my house and the three years Joann was here at CBN A Nickname: Deb Prize Possession: My French award BARBARA MARSHALL Activities: Cross-Country 3. Basketball 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Cheerleading 4. Softball. 4 Hobbies: Almost anything Likes: My friends Ambition: To go to college and most of all to be happy Remembers Most: My first year at CBNA Nickname: Dillon Prize Possession: Picture of a horse MARY E. MAYNARD Activities: Volleyball 2. 3. Softball I. 2. 4. FHA 3. 4. Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Art and poetry writing Likes: My friends and Billy Ambition: To do my best in life and to get married Remembers Most: My years at CBNA and my new friends, getting my new car. and meeting a special person Nickname: Punkin Prize Possession: My family and friends 26 SHERRY K. McDUFFEE Activities: Drama I. Staff Development 3, Yearbook 4 Hobbies: Horseback riding, kite flying, photography, and writing Likes: Arabian horses, the beach, music, and the Pink Panther Ambition: To be a legal secretary and have fun for the rest of my life Remembers Most: October 3 and 31. 1978 Prize Possession: My soul ELLEN JEAN NUTTER Activities: Volleyball 2. Track I. 3. Basketball 1, 3. Softball 1.2. 3.4. FFA 1. FHA 1.2. 3.4 Hobbies: Reading, sports, writing letters, listening to music, running Likes: Friendly people. Barry, my parents, sisters, brothers, my Oscar, the Grouch, french fries, being outside, just walking and thinking about the world Ambition: To be happy and successful in all I do, to make other people happy and proud of me, to get the best out of life, and live each day to the fullest Remembers Most: My parents and all they have done for me. Barry, Oct. 27. 1977. all the good times I have had. the 1978 softball championship, and Mr. Johnson for all his help, and most of the teachers KIM L. NEAL Activities: FHA I, 2. 3. 4. Cheerleading 1. 2, Co-Cap- tain 3. Captain 4 Hobbies: Horseback riding, reading, listening to music, taking walks, and swimming Likes: My horse, my mother, and one very special person Ambition: To become a medical secretary and then be married and have a family Remembers Most: July 11. 1976. and August 4 and 20. 1978. my four years at Coe-Brown Prize Possession: My horse and one very special friend Prize Possession: My horse and one very special friend 27 WILLIAM O'CONNOR KELLY PENCE Activities: Gymnastics 1,2. Weight Lifting 3 Hobbies: Sailing, playing music, art Likes: Senior Release. Don Juan's teachings Ambition: To be a boat builder, musician Remembers Most: Psych class Nickname: Kell Prize Possession: My tender Jaguar Hobbies: Hunting and sheetrocking Likes: Wille Ambition: Travel Remembers Most: My ’70 Nova Nickname: Bill Prize Possession: My ’64 El Camino LARRY PERKINS Hobbies: Stamp collecting, gun collecting, model building, cribbage Likes: Gun collecting Ambition: To become a welder or auto mechanic 28 CATHY POTTER Activities: FHA 2, 3.4 Hobbies: Cooking, sewing, riding around in my car Likes: Phil, having a good time, friends Ambition: To get a good job Remembers Most: October 28, 1977 Ncikname: Cath, Cat Prize Possession: Phil, ’72 Pinto wagon STEPHEN RYAN Hobbies: Snowmobiling, driving, water skiing, work- ing on cars Likes: Showing Off Ambition: To be very wealthy and have a good fam- ily Remembers Most: Smoke shows in the school park- ing lot and 1969 SS 396 Nickname: Steve Prize Possession: 1977 Chevrolet pick-up CLAY SAULS Activities: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Hobbies: Driving, working, swimming, watching Likes: School and girls Ambition: To become a successful politician or law- yer Remembers Most: The dark rides home from games on the bus with the cheerleaders Nickname: Clay Prize Possession: My book and pen TRACY A. SIMS Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3.4 Hobbies: Listening to music and playing sports Likes: Music, sports, and life in general Ambition: To go on to college and do something in life that I want to Remembers Most: Winning the 1978 Softball Cham- pionship and the party afterwards Nickname: Big Stiff Prize Possession: My stuffed animals, cactus, and radio DEBRA FAWN SMITH Activities: FFA 1, 2. 3, FHA 2, Basketball 1. 2, Soft- ball 2, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 4, Year- book Ads helper 4, Drama 1,4 Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, talking as much as possi- ble, getting into trouble Likes: Hot weather, good friends, fogs Ambition: To be a counselor, travel as much as possi- ble, never to become a “Deerfield Gossiper” Remembers Most: Summer of '78, first day of school (What a winner) and a friend Nickname: Deb, Debbie Prize Possession: My Blue Ghost, my deteriorating mind PAUL SMITH Activities: Cross-Country I, Basketball 1,2,3,4 Hobbies: Putting on smoke shows, listening to music Likes: Girls, Mr. Johnson Ambition: To be what I want and to have a good time at it Remembers Most: Mr. Johnson during basketball practice and the championship game Nickname: Smith Prize Possession: My Jock and knowing that I have made it through school CAROL ANN STEVENS Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3. Gymnastics I, 2, FHA 1.2. 3.4 Hobbies: Dancing, roller skating, ice skating Likes: Joe, Dee. and being with people Ambition: To succeed at whatever I try to do Remembers Most: The summers of “77” and “78 and that special sunset on Parkers Mountain Nickname: “Brown Eyes Prize Possession: My light blue Oldsmobile Cutlass MARK A. STEVENS Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, Soccer 2, 3. 4, Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 3. Basketball Manager 1, 2,4 Hobbies: Chess, tennis, sketching, board games Likes: J.T.A., D.L.M. Remembers Most: Receiving a trophy from all the coaches at the 1977 Sports Banquet Nickname: Mark Prize Possession: My friends KEVIN TASKER Activities: Cross-Country I, 4. Baseball I, 2. 4. Bas- ketball 1,2. 3.4. FFA 1.4 Hobbies: Scuba diving, water skiing, snow skiing. snowmobiling, riding motorcycles Likes: Playing basketball Ambition: To become a well driller and learn from my father Remembers Most: Baseball and Basketball Champi- onships Nickname: Butcher Prize Possession: My Honda Accord 31 MARYLOU TASKER Activities: Softball 1, Volleyball 2. FHA 1. 2.4 Hobbies: Partying and driving Likes: Larry, partying Ambition: To get all I can out of life Remembers Most: Summer of “77” Nickname: Mary Prize Possession: Larry and my car DIANA L. TAYLOR Activities: Softball 2, FFA 3, FHA 2,3,4 Hobbies: Playing the guitar, going out on Friday nights Likes: Chocolate frappes, Rick, driving Ambition: To live happily ever after Remembers Most: April 1, 1978 Nickname: Duck Prize Possession: Rick, my guitar, and my family ARTHUR THURBER, JR. Activities: FFA Jr. Treasurer 1, 2. Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4, Drama Club 3,4 Hobbies: Bike riding, coin collecting, dreaming Likes: Auto racing Ambition: To be in radio TV production Nickname: Tada Prize Possession: Record collection ' LORRAINE TWOMBLY Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2, FFA 1, Student Council 2, 3, Stu- dent Council Vice President 2,3, Class President 2 Hobbies: Horseback riding, running, swimming, hiking, bike rid- ing Likes: Jeffrey Ambition: Travel, go on to school, and get married Remembers Most: Summer of ’78 Nickname: Rainy Prize Possession: My horse JOANN WESTWELL Activities: Cheerleading 2, 4, Gymnastics 2, Paris trip 1, FHA 1,2, 3,4 Hobbies: Listening to music, going for walks, babysit- ting Jonathan and Danielle Likes: Talking on the phone, going shopping, being with my friends, and a few special people Ambition: To go into the field of cosmotology Remembers Most: My sister’s wedding, October 11, 1978, and when I met Scott, my four years at Coe- Brown Nickname: Brat, Jo Prize Possession: My family and friends and one very special person, Scott PATRICIA YEAZITZIS Hobbies: Crocheting, knitting Likes: Summer of ’78 Ambition: To become a veterinarian, to travel Remembers Most: February 12 Nickname: Patty Prize Possession: My stereo 33 JOHN M. YOUNG Activities: FFA I. 2.3. 4 Hobbies: Swimming, coin collecting Likes: Summer vacation Ambition: To become famous and be able to help my parents Remembers Most: Christmas of '77 Prize Possession: My parents and my goat Billy MARK YOUNG Hobbies: Snowmobiling, working on cars Likes: Working at the garage Ambition: Drive tractor trailers Remembers Most: Burning rubber in the parking lot Prize Possession: My Ford 4-wheel drive rh e water is a mirror. our lives have begun arming our existence, shining softly iance of accomplishments without hiding the evidence of our errors. And like rocks upon the shore we stand. (Some alone; some hand in hand.) In quiet dread until the day Like all rocks we are washed away Leaving behind our memories in the dirt Memories of laughter, memories of hurt. But for now we are here; Rocks and pebbles upon the beach And we've only just begun 'To learn the lesson life must teach. By Lon Ann Hayes 35 CLAQS Cheryl Allen and Mary Maynard have taken over the Coe-Brown Library and all they know how to say is “shh. Chip Bales has gone to the Middle Hast to have the harem that he has always wanted. Ines Capobianco. Cheryl Bocek. Marina Hewett. Debbie Major, and Tracy Sims now own their own basketball assocation and are the top contenders since they are the only ones in the league. Jody Buzzell has finally met and married the man of her dreams. We are not printing the man's name pending notification of the next of kin. Sue Cash and cebbie Smith are working at the nuclear power plant. Dave Crummey is the proud owner and operator of a hemp plantation in Columbia. Dave Elliott has recently replaced the artists of the Superman Comics. Phil Ellis will do research into why water is wet. Bob Fitzgerald has finally returned to Coe-Brow n to clean his locker. Kenny Gliden and Paul Smith are now lost working on a coffee plantation in Columbia. I hey said they were lost, but we have an idea that it is the “Gold. Skeeter Harris has finally reached success as the top rock group in the states. Lori Hayes and Sue Earnshaw have taken over the P.E. and Science Department here at C.B.N.A.. and Bones has been replaced by three new skeletons that showed up shortly after the mysterious dis- appearance of Mr. Putnam. Mr. Healey, and Mr. Yeaton. Leon Jock and John Young are doing the scientific breakthrough of the century — why the bowling ball rolls. PROPHECY John Kelley is still pumping gas to earn some extra” money. Due to a severe blow to the head. Wolfgang Krauss forgot that he was to return to Germany and is still wandering around America “signtseeing.” Dean Lester w ill either be going mad with kids all around him or he w ill be buried in a stack of books. Mike Lovely was selected to the U.S. Olympic water polo team but. unfortunately, had to drop out w hen his horse drowned. Leslie Magoon. a world-renowned chemist, is working on a potentially rewarding experiment why your hand gets wet when it is immersed in water. Barbara Marshall is celebrating her fifth wedding anniversary: and following the Yeazitzis tradition, she and Joe have given birth to their ninth child and more to come! Sherry McDuffee has just flown in from Paris on her private jet for the reunion. Sherry is now the fashion consultant to Holston. Ellen Nutter and Patty Yeazitzis are going to work on a secret project to make the world a better place in which to live, which will bring them millions of dollars. Kelly Pence has recently become the first Japanese. Roman Catholic Pope in the church’s history. Larry Perkins and Carl Carr are scientists at B.U. thinking how they made it out of Coe-Brown. Carol Stevens is now running T.W. A. Airlines all by herself. Mark Stevens is in England developing a new kind of poetry: for example. Roses are red and ciolets are blue. Arthur Thurber is now a disc jockey on a local radio station. WHO 'S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chip Bates and Lori Hayes 2ft •ini v ✓ mi ' i BEST ALL AROUND MOST GERMAN Debbie Major and Peter Guptill Wolfgang Krauss 38 CLASS WORKERS Sue Earnshaw Dean Lester 39 FRIENDLIEST Dean Lester Debbie Major MOST SERIOUS Leslie Magoon and Cheryl Allen MOST CREATIVE Kelly Pence and Lori Hayes CLASS FLIRTS Clay Sauls and Kim Neal 40 BEST DRESSED Kevin Tasker and Carol Stevens STORYTELLERS MOST OPTIMISTIC Elaine Emerson and Bill O’Connor Susan Cash and Dean Lester 41 JABBER JAWS John Young and Diana Taylor CLASS DREAMERS Dale Elliott and Mary Maynard CLASS CLOWNS Debbie Smith and Kenny Glidden 42 UNDERCLASSMEN 43 FRESHMEN B Allen. L. Anthony. R Ballou. C Banks, F. Bateman. S. Bernier. C. Blood. A. Brady. P Briere. D. Briggs. L. Bristol. B. Brooks. K. Brown. S Burklund D Capon. E. Carr. D. Donna. E. Champagne. G. Champagne. D. Coffin, B. Corson. M. DeButts. J. DeTrude. K Durkan. C Emmons K Gasper. J. Gilson. A. Grondin. N. Gruvman. P. Gunther. M. Hewett. A. Hibbard. K. Jock. D. Kelley. R. Laventure. R. Laven- ture. I). Lindahl. D. Lovely. J. Magoon. S. Magoon, S. Marshall. S. Martin. S. Merrill. J. Nutter. S. O’Neal. D. Osborn. S. Pondelli. F. Potter. D. Ray. J Raymond. C. Reese. D. Rich. D. Robinson. S. Ryan. L. Sargent. R. Shepard. J. Sherburne. J. Smith. A. Stevens. D. Stevens. C. Thomson. H. Thurber. D. Tuttle. P. Twombly, K. Wildins, C. Young. K. Young. 44 45 QOPHOMORES C. Bates. H. Bigwood. M. Blood. W. Blood. C. Boolba. P. Borders. E. Brown. M. Brown. R. Brown. A. Cabral. J. Cassidy. D. Clifford. G. Colby. S. Cooper. S. Crummey. M. Darling. S. Dewey. D. Dimes. S. Donahue. D. Dulong. S. Durkan. D. Elliott. J. Elliott. J. Gunther. L. Hamel. T. Hewetl. D. Hobart. L Hurlbult, D. Johnson. M. Josiah. J. Keech. T. Lawton. V. Leffel, M. Lloyd, L. Lynch. J. McLeod. A. Mark- son. T. Marshall. M. McDuffee. M. Mikell. J. Neal. T. Neal. D. Nicherson. R. Potter, C. Ravesi. S. Ravesi. N. Reinhold. M. Rollins. T. Sauls. D. Smith. L. Smith. L. Spencer. H. Thurber. C. Tremblay. S. Trevorrow. D. Wilson. R. Witham, K. Yeazitzis. S. Young. 46 47 JUNIORS L. Allen. A. Briere. D. Brown. R Burklund. R. Carr. D. Clifford. R. Coyle. C. Crowther. C. DeMaggio. C. DeMentt. L. Eddington. P. Gam- mon N Gasper. R. Guvette. T. Hammond. D. Jackson. K. Johnson, T. Johnson. C. Keech. G. Kelley. B. Leffel. D. Linnell. D. MacPhcrson, D. Magoon. R Magoon. T. Vlagoon. J. Nault. J. Perkins. W. Potter. P. Sims. W. Smith. J. Stapleford. C. St. Clair. T. Tasker. D. Taylor. L. Thurber. S. Watson J. Wilson. C. Wyman. S. Yeaton. J. Yeazitzis. J. Young. 48 49 One of the most important reasons why the CB Girls’ Softball Team has been so successful during the past three seasons has been the performance of Cheryl Bocek. Since her freshman year of 1976, the “Bird” has compiled a 27-4 won-loss record for the regular seasons and a 6-2 mark for competition in tournaments. Dur- ing this time Coe-Brown has finished in Class A eighth in 1976, third in 1977, and an undefeated first in 1978. (For this season alone she was 15-0.) In addition to her excellent pitching, “Bird” has also been a team leader in batting statistics. For her three seasons she has compiled a .508 hitting average with 16 doubles, 9 triples, 3 homeruns, and 71 runs batted in. With her senior year ahead of her, Coe-Brown should once again be a strong power in Class A Softball. The most valuable player for the 1978 Class A State Champions was Short-stop Ines Capobianc. Combining quickness, intelligence, and ability, she led the team not only defensively, where outstanding plays were not uncommon, but offensively, where she started the explosive outbursts that the team was well known for. 50 51 SPORTS CROSSCOUNTRY Back: D. Dimes. L. Jock. R. Carr. K. Gasper. D. Capon. D. Jackson. B. Brooks. C. Thompson. C. DeMeritt. Mr. Putnam. J. DeTrude, R Cicchelto. L. LaPanne. W. Krauss. J. Gunther. K. Tasker. D. Crummey. S. Dewey. S. Donahue. Kneeling: K. Jock. R. Potter. W. Smith. E. Champagne. S. Young. M. McDufee. S. Crummey. S. Briggs. D. Lovely. K. Brown. S. Coffin. The hoys and girls cross-country team at Coe-Brown Academy has just completed their most successful season ever. The boys team compiled a 22-6 record. The team consists of the following runners: Seniors: Dave Crummey. Kevin Tasker. Luke LaPanne. Wolfgang Krauss, and Randy Cicchetto. Juniors: Chris DeMeritt. Roy Carr, and Doug Jackson. Sophomores: Scott Dewey and Jo Gunther. Freshmen: Clay Thompson, David Lovely, Kevin Gasper. Dwayne Coffin. Brad Brooks, Dana Capon, John DeTrude. and Kevin Brown. In the Class S Cross-Country Meet the boys finished a 3rd place out of 9 teams. Dave Crummey qualified for the Cross-Country Stale Meet for the second consecutive year. The girls team compiled a 9-10 record. The team consists of the following runners: Seniors: Debbie Smith. Juniors: Wendy Smith. Sophomores: Sharon Briggs, Elaine Champagne, and Kathy Jock. In the Class M S Cross-Country Meet, the team finished 16th out of 24 teams. This year's girls team showed vast improvement as the season progressed. With the top runners being only Freshmen and Sophomores. Coach Putnam feels that next year’s team will be better. 52 53 SOCCER TEAM MEMBERS: Chip Bates. Eddie Brown. Kevin Brown. Gary Champagne. Gary Colby. Keith Guptill. Peter Guptill. Andy Hib- bard. Leslie Hurlbutt. Tim Johnson. John Keech. John Kelley. Dave MacPherson. Danny Nickerson, Scott Osborne. Norman Reinhold, Chuck Reese. Don Rich. Al Stevens. Mark Stevens; Manager: Bob Corson: Scorekeeper: Mary Maynard; Coach: Mr. Morrill The 1978 soccer season was successful. The best overall season Coe-Brown has ever seen was the 9-4 record. The team lost in the AANH Soccer Tournament to Pittsfield 3-1. The seniors, John Kelley, Chip Bates, Pete Guptill, Mark Stevens, and Keith Guptill were the backbone and leaders of this season. Their skill has helped build the youthful team, nicknamed “Youth Brigade, as a contender for future seasons. The remaining team of 2 juniors, 6 sopho- mores, and 8 freshmen will look forward to super seasons. 54 55 VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Pam Bateman. Caroline Bates, Cheryl Bocek. Donna Cass. Ines Capobianco, Lynn Hamel, Tracy Hammond. Marina Hewett. Mone Mikell. Sharon Ryan. Paula Sims. Tracy Sims. De-De Smith. Sue Trevorrow. Coach: Mr. Healey Opposition Varsity Junior Varsity Belmont 2-15,5-15 L 9-15.4-15 L Nute 2-15.6-15 L 3-15, 11-15 L Alton 15-9. 15-9 W 15-15. 11-15L Belmont 11-15, 12-15 L 4-15. 12-15 L Epping 5-15,15-7,15-3 W 15-7, 15-11 W Nute 9-15,15-13, 15-4 W 8-15.15-8.8-15 L Mascenic 15-13, 15-3 W 15-6. 15-3 W Raymond 13-15. 15-4. 15-10 W 15-0. 15-10 W Mascenic 15-12, 15-7 W 15-4 15-3 W Epping 15-3. 15-1 W 15-8. 15-13 W Alton 3-15.6-15 L 3-15.15-12.0-15 L Raymond 15-4, 15-7 W 15-3. 15-11 W Won 8 6 Lost 4 6 Point Average .667 .500 NH1AA State Volleyball Tournament: Belmont defeated Coe-Brown 15-7, 15-3 Most Improved Player Sharon Ryan Pam Bateman Best Sportsman Tracy Hammond Lyn Hamel Most Valuable Marina Hewett De-De Smith 56 57 CHEERLEADING The Coe-Brown cheering squad is comprised of eight exuberant, gregarious young ladies — Kim Neal. Wendy Potter. Barbara Marshall. Judy Perkins. Laurie Eddington. Laura Spencer. Tish Sauls. Shelly Donahue, and alternate Cheryl Allen. This year's Captain Kim Neal is joined by Co-Captain Wendy Potter in both teaching the old cheers to the new girls and trying to learn some new cheers to show off their talents as well as their new uniforms which are stylishly eye-catching. — Coach J. Cotter 58 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Marina Hewett, Paula Sims, Cheryl Bocek, Tracy Sims, Lisa Allen, Debbie Major, De-De Smith, Ines Capobianco, Sharon Ryan, Manager Mark Stevens, Assistant Manager Tracy Hammond, Coach Pat Healey. WON: 16; LOST: 1 CB V. Belmont 69-15 CB V. Alton 46-43 CB V. Derryfield 73-28 CB V. Nute 51-48 CB V. Weare 42-24 CB V. Pres, of Mary 46-26 CB V. Belmont 88-27 CB V. Alton 41-33 CB V. Epping 44-21 CB V. Epping 57-24 CB V. Nute 48-33 CB V. Hopkinton 33-46 CB V. Derryfield 70-23 CB V. Sanborn 42-30 CB V. Pres, of Mary 70-27 CB V. Sanborn 42-21 CB V. Weare 54-27 60 61 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Gary Colby, Kevin Tasker, Norman Reinhold, Paul Gammon, Clay Sauls, Jay Nault. Kenny Glidden, Paul Smith. Peter GuptiU, Donald Rich, Tom Marshall. Assistant Manager Clay Thompson, Manager Mark Stevens, Coach Harley Johnson. After finishing second in the State (Class S) the previous year and with three starters, Paul Smith. Pete Guptill, Kevin Tasker, and four other veterans. Clay Sauls. Paul Gam- mon, Gary Colby, and Norman Reinhold returning, the 1978-1979 Coe-Brown Varsity Basketball Team entered the season. Utilizing a fast-break passing style of play, the team, although not as victorious, was just as exciting and, at times, was as tough an opponent as the year before. Completing the regular season with an 11-8 record, the team finished 12th in a very well- balanced Class S Division. This qualified them for the third consecutive year for a tourna- ment spot, and expectations for successful post-season are optimistic. 62 63 GIRLS'J. V. BASKETBALL Elaine Champagne. Caroline Bates. Kathy Yeazitzis. Karen Durkan. Thomasine Neal. Deanna Briggs Ann Brady. Sue Merrill. Scott Marshall. Manager. Donna Cass. Assistant Manager. Shirley Bernier. Pam Bateman. Sheila Durkan. Mone Mickell. Coach Mark Yeaton. WON: 10: LOST: 6 CB V. Belmont 38- 2 CB V. Derryfield 59- 6 CB V. Weare 50- 2 CB V. Belmont 42- 2 CB V. Epping 16-20 CB V. Nute 27-16 CB V. Derryfield 37- 8 CB V. Pres, of Mary 30-13 CB V. Weare 38-10 CB V. Alton 15-30 CB V. Nute 21-25 CB V. Alton 27-42 CB V. Epping 8-34 CB V. Hopkinton 27-19 CB V. Sanborn 17-16 CB V. Sanborn 11-20 BOYS'J. V. BASKETBALL Wills Blood. Gary Champagne. Marty Blood, Scott Dewey. Jim Magoon. Scott Burkland. Scott Marshall. Eddie Brown. Scott Osborn. Kenny Brown. Donald Rich. Tom Marshall. Manager Clav Thompson. Coach T. O. Morrill. BASEBALL Gary Fisher. Gary Colby. Mike Levely. Phil Ellis. Bob Magoon. Gary Smart. Bill Kel- ley. Russ Ryan. Tom Marshall. Chip Bates. Clay Sauls. Pete Guptill. Ken Glidden. Mark Stevens. DaveCrummey. Manager Barry Leffc. The 1978 baseball season went well. The team won 14 straight games in their regular season, only to lose to Alton in the semi-finals. Bob Magoon pitched 9 victories throughout the season: and with the help of a great outfield, they came all that way. There were a few close calls, some excellent plays and catches; but more important than winning, they really enjoyed the game. Coach Riel was an excellent coach for the team. He not only got along with them as a team but also individually. They put in a lot of hard work, and we believe that they should be congratulated for a job well done. They may not have won a championship title, but they were batting for it. Coach Riel brought this school a long ways because when he first came here they only had two baseball bats, and we think the baseball team did the best job possible for his last year here. The team did win two champi- onships while he was here. 66 SOFTBALL Manana Newell. Mone Mikell. Caroline Bales. Ellen Nuller. Tracy Sims. Joann Muntz. Paula Sims. Cheryl Bocck. Sandy Rollins. Amy Mar- lene. De-De Smith, Ines Capobianco. Sharon Crummey. Tish Sauls. Joanne Nutter. Manager Kathy Bedard. Coach Johnson. The 1978 softball season will be remembered for a long time around Coe-Brown Academy. For the first time in the history of the school, the girls not only went undefeated but became the State Class A Champions when on June 10 they defeated a tough Littleton team by the score of 5-4. Under the guidance of these seasoned group veterans. MVP Ines Capobianco. “Bird Bocek. Marina Hewett. Joanne Nutter. Sandy Rollins. Joanne Muntz. Ellen Nutter. Tracy Sims, and Paula Sims, the team combined talent, aggressiveness, experienced teamwork and pride to compile their perfect 19-0 season. When the opposing teams came to play, they quickly encountered a balanced group, which complemented each other not only in the field, but at the plate. Time and time again these young ladies came up with sparkling defensive play, then as they took their turn at the plate capitalized on them by outhitting. outrunning, and out- playing their opponents. With Bird. Marina. Ines. Paula, Tracy, and Ellen leading the group of returning veterans, optimism is running high for another successful season in 1979. Regular Season 15-0 Tournament 4-0 CB 17 Deerfield 3 CB 14 Belmont 5 CB 7 Ashland 7 CB 7 Pelham CB 7 Belmont 4 CB 25 Alton 4 CB 8 Thayer 7 CB 5 Littleton CB 21 Epping 3 CB 13 Nute 2 CB 13 Sunapee 2 CB 12 Epping 1 CB 24 Eare 4 CB 17 Nute 0 CB 42 Henniker 3 CB 24 Weare 9 CB 14 Alton 0 CB 13 Sunapee II CB 17 Henniker 1 Batting Averages Runs Scored Hits 2B S. Rollins .641 I. Capobianco 41 1. Capobianco 36 J. Nutter 9 I. Capobianco .590 M . Hewett 32 M. Hewett 35 1. Capobianco 7 M. Hewett .556 C. Bocek 29 J. Nutter 31 S. Rollins 6 3B HR RBI Stolen Bases J. Muntz 5 M . Hewett 4 J. Muntz 26 M. Hewett II T. Sims 2 J. Muntz 3 J. Nutter 23 L. Capobianco 18 C. Bocek 2 C. Bocek 3 C. Bocek 23 A. Marlette 15 P. Sims 2 69 COACH OF THE YEAR HARLEY JOHNSON 70 71 The Much-To-Do Chapter welcomed the new school year with two new advisors: Mr. Paul Davis and Mr. Bruce Farr. The first big project of the year was the Children's Mini-Barnyard at the Deerfield Fair. It was a petting zoo for children, but many adults also liked it. as an estimated 30.000 people went through during the four days of the fair. The Fair Committee and community leaders had nothing but compliments for the Chapter, and a week after the fair we were invited to run the Barnyard again next year. Also. President Arthur Thurber. Jr., gave a Certificate of Appreciation to Senator Rob- ert Dole of Kansas on behalf of the Chapter and the Granite State Association. At the National Convention in Kansas City during November, the Chapter received National recognition in the National Chapter Award Program for a program of activi- ties that provided educational experiences for the members of the Chapter. CHAPTER OFFICERS — 1978-79 President: Arthur Thurber, Jr. Vice President: Leon Jock Secretary: Kathy Jock Treasurer: Leslie Magoon Reporter: Valerie Leffel Sentinel: Luke LaPanne Member of the Granite State Association Executive Committee: Leslie Magoon 72 73 FHA PRESIDENT Rhonda Potter HISTORIAN Tammy Magoon VICE PRESIDENT Roberta Witham RECREATIONAL LEADER Elaine Champagne SECRETARY Mary Maynard REPORTER Debbie Robinson 1REASt RER Sharon Young PHOTOGRAPHER Kathy Johnson PARLIAMENTARIAN ADVISOR: Mrs Helen Dodge Other members include: Mary DeButls PHOTOGRAPHER Lyn Hamel Lisa Allen Stacy Martin Lauren Smith Diane Taylor Laurie Eddington Sue Merrill Carol Stevens Sue T revorrow Denise Elliott Kim Neal Marylou Tasker Joann Westwell Katin Jock Ellen Nutter Tracy Tasker Sue Yeaton Carol Keech Cheryl Leffel Cathy Potter Denise Taylor Patty Yeazitzis Coe-Brown Academy has the largest chapter in the state and has won the Red Rose Award for four consecutive years. This award is presented annually at the State Convention to the State's outstanding chapter. In late October we assisted at the Lion's Club sponsored Eye and Ear Clinic for preschoolers. November found us at the Fally Rally in Ashland. Rhonda Potter. Roberta Witham. Kathy Johnson. Elaine Champagne, and Sharon Young ran in the primaries for state offices. This will be decided in March at the state meeting. A Christmas party at Epsom Manor was next on our agenda. We dressed as elves, toys. Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus, packages, carollers. and angels. Mrs. Chamberlain and some of her French Class joined us and sang French carols. Mrs. Chamberlain accompanied the group on her guitar. We met many old friends again and made new ones. The officers will be helping the Lions at their annual “Fun in the Sun Day in February at Lake Shore Farm. Our Spring Fling at the Sheraton in Lebanon is being eagerly anticipated by all our members on March 30 and 31. We have two new projects this year: “Pint-size Pals and an “all-out” attempt to change the role of a “homemaker from its old stereotype to the new image we stand for — “Everyone is a Homemaker. 74 75 c 0 u N C I L SENIORS Chip Bates Cheryl Bocek Debra Smith ADVISORS Mrs. Phyllis Dupuis Mr. Gordon Smart OFFICERS President: Chip Bates Vice President: Melinda Josiah Secretary: Lisa Allen Treasurer: Tracy Hammond FRESHMEN Donald Rich Bob Corson Clay Thompson JUNIORS Lisa Allen Tracy Hammond Judy Perkins SOPHOMORES Roberta Witham Caroline Bates Melinda Josiah 76 LIBRARY AIDES Dean Lester. Bob Fitzgerald. Robin Magnon. Heather Thurber, and John Keech Advisor Mrs. Phyllis Dupuis 77 YEARBOOK STAFF Luke LaPanne. Dean Lester Co-Editor. Mrs. Ann Downs. Advisor. Sherry McDuffee. Lori Haves. Barbara Mar- shall. Sue Earnshaw. Co-Editor. Linda Thurber. Junior Representative. Absent Mary Maynard COEDITORS Dean Lester and Sue Bamshaw For your long hours, hard work, and continued support and coopera- tion, I wish to thank the Yearbook Staff for making a difficult task a great deal easier. You are a dedicated, responsible, and mature group of young people. I know you will all have great success in your future lives. Ann Downs. DRAMA CLUB Heidi Thurber. Caralhan Banks. Connie Blood. Heather Thurber. Debbie Smith. Sue Barnshaw. Lori Hayes, Linda Thurber, Debby Robinson. Sharon Young. Roberta Witham. Bob Corson. Luke LaPanne, Arthur Thurber. Dean Les- ter. Norman Reinhold. Wolfgang Krauss. Gary Colby. Advisor: Phyllis Dupuis The Drama Club has been very successful. Interest and appeal has been contagious this year, thanks to last years' members. No one asks who the Drama Club is any more, but rather what is being done. 80 82 I� CARE EClAUST THE BROWN OWL CRAFT CENTER Congratulations From POPE'S MARKET 9 Rooms of Creativity Route 4, Northwood, N.H. 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Mon. — Fri. 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Sat. 9:30 to 6:30 Sun. 9:30 to 5:00 90 NORTHWOOD BARBER SHOP Open Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. John E. Allen, Proprietor P.O. Box 23 Northwood, N.H. 03261 603—942 5262 Handcrafted Soft Toys HUGGER BUGGERS of New Hampshire Tel. 942-7741 HERITAGE HARDWARE Paint — Electrical — Plumbing — Automotive Supplies 240 Colors Housewares — Fishing Gear — Garden Center — Bill, Lois and Bruce Route 4 Detrude Northwood, N.H. 03261 TOPS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service on American and Foreign Cars — Wheel Alignment — Electronic Tune-Up — Road Service and Towing. 16 18 Concord Hill Rd. Pittsfield, N.H. Tel. 435 6989 HAGGETT'S SPORT SHOP 24 South Main Street Concord, NH 03301 Telephone: 228-0564 Is Your Tank a Little Stinker BAR EXCAVATING INC. Designs and Installation of Septic Systems Sand — Gravel — Loam Bruce A. Rollins, Pres. Deerfield, NH 463 7776 91 THE WELL DRILLER WHO ALWAYS WEARS A TIN HAT MUST DO SOMETHING RIGHT HERE'S HIS STATUS: Water for Homes or Industries, Please Call 942-5581 Anytime and Help Run This Business Into the Hole Respectfully, Elmer D. Tasker and Sons TASKER'S WELL COMPANY, INC. Same Wife: 3 Boys: Same Business: Same Location: 29 Years Danny, Jeff, Kevin 32 Years Route 4, Northwood, NH We Need Your Business, Our Business Is Going in the Hole. Same Slogan: Route 4 Northwood, NH Compliments of AUSTIN-CATE ACADEMY Strafford, NH Best Wishes From the COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Sanford, Maine Regular King DOWST AUTO BODY Complete Body and Paint Work Insurance Estimates Northwood, N.H. Blakes Hill Rd. 942-8323 DAVID R. WHITCHER BUILDER, INC. Phone 664-5577 Bow Lake Strafford, N.H. 03884 Louise’s sport shop Qpen l-Eddy-'l-fiTri. The. fumily Sport Center Downtown Exeter 11l'3Z5r Best Wishes ‘i1 mm vmmm wmm (lMCOI� 0 TIOI Box 482 CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03301 Paul St. Clair Builder Contractor Whig Hill (603) 664 9504 Strafford, N.H. 03884 Tel. 603 463 8337 PAUL M. SMITH Sand — Gravel — Loam — Leach Beds Septic Tanks — Bulldozing Backhoe Work Deerfield, N.H. 03037 B M ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. Licensed Master Electrician Wiring for Lights — Heat — Power Phone: 435 8472 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE mOAAILL €V€A€TT, Inc. C0NC0RN. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03301 Route 4 Northwood, N.H. THE POWDER HORN Guns • Ammo • Fishing Equipment Black Powder Guns and Supplies Buy — Sell — Trade Ed and Don Boudreau 603—942 8235 (603) 942 8882 Northwood Garage Automotive Repairs Bob Grant Owner Northwood, NH 03261 Congratulations to the Class of 79 J.C. PENNEY CO. 95 Fickett JEWELERS 25 N. Main St. 228 8541 Concord, N.H. Gems of Bedford Jewelers Bedford Mall 669-8848 Bedford, N.H. Keepsake Diamond Centers Welding of All Types Full Machine Shop Service LINDQUIST MACHINE AND WELDING CORP. Robert Linquist, Jr., Pres. (603)942 7065 (603)942-8316 RFD I, Nor+hwood, NH 03261 Fuel Oil, Gasoline and Plumbing Heating and Electrical NORTHWOOD OIL Co., Inc. Automatic Delivery Service 24 Hour Burner Service Back Hoe Road Bulldozing Building SCRIBNER SAND GRAVEL Herb Scribner Telephone: (603) 664 7729 Center Strafford, NH 03815 United Life AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE -W' '___________ j A Chubb Corporation Company P.O.Box 515 Concord, NH 03301 Good Riddance Class of '79 From STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Cheryl Bocelc Debbie Smith Judy Perkins Roberta Witham Chip Bates Melinda Josiah Lisa Allen Tracy Hammond Caroline Bates Clay Thompson Donald Rich Bob Corson Lumber (603)463 8373 Millwork DEERFIELD LUMBER North Rd., Rt. 107 Deerfield, N.H. 03037 Dennis Dubois Owner Custom Sawing Congratulation to the Class of 1979 Compliments of HARDING METALS, INC. Edwin K. Harding, Jr. President and Owner 98 PINKHAM FUNERAL HOME «U ii a. Northwood, New Hampshire Ernest Pinkham, Director Telephone 942 5501 Best Wishes From the JUNIOR CLASS of 79 (603) 269 5000 DAME'S PAVING CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Paving and Excavating Contractors Philip L. Dame Rte. 126 Pres. Ctr. Barnstead, NH 03225 (603)895 2781 RAYMOND DRUG STORE, INC. Raymond New Hampshire 03077 DON REINHOLD'S OX-BOW RESTAURANT in Northwood, NH Famous Salad Bar in the New Barvarian Room Serving German and American Foods Routes 4 and 202 Phone 942 861 7 HUCKINS OIL COMPANY, INC. Metered Petroleum Gas Service Products Epsom, New Hampshire 03234 Dial 603 736 4702 99 BEANE'S AUTO BODY YOUR DONUT SHOP I4A Elm Street Pittsfield, N.H. 03263 go V i Route 101 Candia, N.H. Tel. 483 2900 HORSE HILL FEEDS Blue Seal Grains 299 Walnut Street Rochester, N.H. 03867 Bill King, Prop. Tel. 332 2766 J. C. BOYD CO. Brush Chipping Deerfield, N.H. Tel. 463 5504 DeNAUW'S Restaurant and Lounge Specializing in Seafood Steaks Union Ave. 161 Loudon Rd. Laconia Concord 524 0001 228 0129 CONCORD PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Modern Pharmacy Nault's Pharmacies Penacook Pharmacy Prescription Center EPSOM CIRCLE SHELL Your Friendly Service Station Complete Auto Repair Service Alignment Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Telephone: 736 9713 SCENIC THEATRE D. A. DAME — PHOTOGRAPHY VAULIEN'S BEAUTY SHOP ARTHUR'S LUNCHEONETTE Telephone: 435 8852 19 to 27 Depot St. Pittsfield, N.H. 100 Indian Head wishes you great success and happiness... and you can bank on it. INDIAN HEAD BANK. N. A. ROCHESTER OFFICE When you talk, we listen. LUMBERTOWN Inc. _________ LUMBER —BUILDING MATERIALS RAYMOND, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03077 Peter G. Nault Mgr. 101 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 rmichael Jtnt 4X constnirlionm Blake Hill Road Northwood, N.H. (603) 942-7015 DOOR STORE 185 No. Main St. Concord, N.H. 03301 Concord's Home of Contemporary Furniture 105 W. Merrimack St. Manchester, N.H. 03101 (603)625-9335 Hair Skin Make-Up It's Easy it Prepared Correctly CAMPER'S UNLIMITED INC. Home of Artie Cat Steve Siles North wood, N.H. 102 Warm Congratulations to the Seniors Control the Climate in Your Home 365 Days a Year WILLIAMSON'S Five-in-One Heats, Humidifies, Cools, Dehumidifies, and Electronically Cleans the Air The Williamson Five-in One offers heating from 100 to 180 thousand B.T.U., cooling from 25 to 660 thou- sand B.T.U., humidifies up to one gallon of water output per hour, dehumidifies to pleasant summer comfort levels and electronically removes most of all air borne contaminants all year 'round. All indoor comfort elements are completely enclosed in a casing no larger than a typical warm air furnace. PAULA. O'NEAL PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL WATER SYSTEMS Deerfield, NH 463-7452 103 THE CONCORD GROUP INSURANCE COMPANIES W 4 Bouton Street Concord, N.H. NORTHWOOD BUILDING SUPPLY Route 4 Northwood, N.H. MAGOON'S ARTESIAN WELL INC. Well Out of Tune Call MAGOON Sure as an Otter We'll Find Water Free Estimates Northwood, N.H. Cable Tool 942 7011 Congratulations From BENGSTON TOOL AND DIE CO. West Nottingham, New Hampshire Precision Tools Dies, Jigs, Fixtures Metal Stampings Contract EDM Service GOOD FOOD CHADBOURN'S Route 4 Northwood, N.H. 7f s f' S}J o' B. J. Reinville Tel. 603—942 8380 Dollhouses Miniatures Accessories Route 4 Northwood, NH 03261 HEBERT AUTO SUPPLY CO. Wholesalers Distributors Division of The Bill Hebert Co., Inc. Warren Binz Billings John Garland Telephone 483 2155 Candia New Hampshire CLEMENT ASSOCIATES REALTY Raymond Shopping Center Raymond, N.H. i Jru=, CLEMENT AGENCY, INC. Insurance Raymond, New Hampshire 603—895-3353 Bruce L. Brown 603—895 3382 Congratulations Graduates From THE BLUE BOWL STORE Meat, Groceries, Frozen Foods, Vegetables, Cold Beverages, Shell Gasoline. (The Twombly Girls) Edie Markson and Rt. 107 Priscilla Foss Deerfield, N.H. JOHN E. ALLEN TRUCKING Bulldozing, Back Hoe Work, Tree and Stump Removal, and Snow Plowing Northwood 942 7700 New Hampshire Telephone VEANO'S ITALIAN KITCHEN 142 Loudon Road Concord, N.H. 03301 Telephone: 224 2400 Best Wishes for a Successful '78-79 Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Silver Sears 68 So. Main Street Rochester, N.H. Telephone: 332-5003 105 SUNSHINE SAYS: The most beautiful love of all is the love of your children 942 8570 w SEPARATED TRASH HAULER Light Hauling $ 15.00 hr. Lawn Mowing Our truck is our office the most in DRY CLEANING Telephone: 224-4197 6 North Main Street Concord, N.H. 03301 COUNTRY and RESIDENTIAL HOMES of every size LAND TO SUIT YOUR FUTURE NEEDS A SOUND INVESTMENT To Keep Up With Inflation Jet. 101 156 (603) 895 4500 Raymond, NH 03077 NORTHWOOD STONEWARE At the Corner of Rts. 4, 202 and 9 East Northwood Handcrafted Silver, Pottery, Clothing, Leather, Paintings Sculpture, Photos OPEN YEAR ROUND! LAKE SHORE FARM A Family Vacation Place Since 1926 Jennesse Pond Rd. Northwood, NH Compliments of R. BAILEY COMPANY, INC. 603—736 9286 ©it .? X FASHIONS IN HAIR DESIGNS BLACK HALL RD. — I MILE OFF RT. 4 EPSOM, N.H. 03234 Many Thanks From The 1979 Yearbook Staff 106 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '79 From the Board of Trustees Administration and Staff of COE-BROWN NORTHWOOD ACADEMY Congratulations Maw vwp ainnpcf vnu rnn iHpr hankma in Concord May we suggest you consider banking in Concord as a career? Information on the opportunities and rewards of such a career are readily available, to you at any of these progressive banks. HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK FOR THE PEOPLE k 4 MERRIMACK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK ATI. EE3 ConcoRd SavinGS BanH INDIAN HEAD □ NATIONAL BANK CONCORD NRTIONRL BRNfc © Member First Bancorp of N.H.. Inc qp BANK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NATIONAL ASM K IATION CONCORD CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION WE ALL ARE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERS MEMBERS F.O.I.C. 108 Congratulations To Our Senior Sons and Daughters On a Job WELL DONE! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beloin Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bengtson Stephanie Buzzell Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carr David Cass Patrick and Sandy Cassier Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crummey Joan Earnshaw Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherman Elliott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ellis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Suptill Warren A. and Jacuiline Guptill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jock, Sr. Franz and Marianne Krauss Roger and Eileen La Panne Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lovely Arthur T. and lleane Marshall John B. and Patricia A. McDuffee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nutter Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pence Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Potter Gerard and Mary Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sands Mr. and Mrs. John Sauls Ida and Herb Scribner Helen A. Sims James R. Sims Don and Jo Smith Mr. and Mrs. George L. Smith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Tasker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thurber Mr. and Mrs. David P. Twombly Mrs. Barbara Westwell George and Margaret Yeazitzis Mr. and Mrs. John Young Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Leffel C B N A Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson Mr. and Mrs. William Downs Judy Perky Pampers Trevorrow Suppa Donna Cass Doug Smith Tommy Neal Nancy Gasper Kevin Brown Ronnie Jock John DeTrude Brian Allen Chris DeMeritt So Peter Smart The Great Cold Comfort Farm Dawn Basset Andy Hibbard Cheryl Leffel Gladys Gardner Cindy Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Johnson (Stretch's Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Smart Sam Lemeris Jean Downs Norman's Brother Donny Debbie Tuttle